Sentence examples for worry created from inspiring English sources

Any prudent financial firm is assigning its operational risk management team to think the unthinkable: "What happens if the United States Treasury defaults on its debt?" This is just part of the waste and worry created by the ongoing standoff on the budget and the failure to raise the debt ceiling.

The main worry created by the constant talk about invading Iraq is not the loss of Iraq's oil production in an attack but its effect on the stability of the Middle East and the possibility that Iraq would strike out against its neighbors, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, and impede their ability to produce oil.

That tactic, Dr. Demeny worried, created a vicious spiral, by making the next generation concerned about whether it could afford both to have children and to fund its own retirement in a future when the state would surely have less money to spend.

I'm no psychiatrist, but as I continue to hear these same stories over and over, it sounds as if we've let these worries create a virtual "groove" in our brains.

We can worry about creating geniuses at a later date.

It would mean that we wouldn't have to worry about creating a more equal society.

Many American officials now regard him as ineffective but worry about creating a vacuum if they seek to remove him.

While some parents may use loans and gifts to foster dependency among their children, others worry about creating it.

But I worry about creating a disturbance with those traditional critical tools, too: the notebook and pen.

Many architects and experts worry about creating too much homogeneity, and some want more latitude for creativity.

You don't have to worry about creating the right conditions for blossoms, because the leaves are much better looking than the flowers anyway.